Locally hosted series led by Tara Polley highlights the people, neighborhoods, and businesses that define Sonoma County. SANTA ROSA, Calif., Feb. 20, 2026 /PRNewswireLocally hosted series led by Tara Polley highlights the people, neighborhoods, and businesses that define Sonoma County. SANTA ROSA, Calif., Feb. 20, 2026 /PRNewswire

The HauteSheet TV Series Spotlights Sonoma County Real Estate and Lifestyle on REAL Shows Network

2026/02/21 02:45
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Locally hosted series led by Tara Polley highlights the people, neighborhoods, and businesses that define Sonoma County.

SANTA ROSA, Calif., Feb. 20, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — REAL Shows Network (RSN), the national TV platform dedicated to elevating real estate and lifestyle storytelling, has added The HauteSheet, a new locally hosted series in Sonoma County, CA, to its lineup. The Sonoma County real estate and lifestyle TV series is hosted by local real estate leader Tara Polley and produced by RSN’s Emmy-nominated, Telly Award-winning team.

Viewers can learn more about the series and watch episodes of The HauteSheet at realshows.tv.

The series captures the spirit of Sonoma County by blending real estate, local culture, and community stories into a vibrant viewing experience. Each episode features Tara Polley:

  • Highlighting notable neighborhoods and distinctive properties across Sonoma County
  • Celebrating local businesses, wineries, nonprofits, and community organizations
  • Spotlighting the people and stories that shape everyday life in Northern California wine country

“As host of The HauteSheet, my goal is to shine a light on the people and places that make Sonoma County such a special place to call home,” said Tara Polley, host of The HauteSheet. “From longtime local businesses to new voices in our community, we want viewers to see themselves and their neighbors reflected on screen.”

The HauteSheet is part of REAL Shows Network’s growing lineup of locally branded series that highlight communities across the United States.

As part of RSN’s national network of locally branded shows, The HauteSheet gives its host a full 30 minutes to build a recognizable, personality-driven brand while authentically representing the unique character of Sonoma County, CA. The show provides local organizations, including nonprofits and philanthropic initiatives, along with entrepreneurs and community influencers, a high-quality platform to share their stories through cinematic, lifestyle-driven segments.

Rooted in RSN’s mission of positive media, The HauteSheet focuses on authenticity, connection, and the everyday experiences that make communities stand out. It uplifts the people, businesses, and causes that make each community extraordinary, offering viewers fresh insight along with engaging, professionally produced entertainment. High-resolution images and video clips from The HauteSheet are available upon request.

About REAL Shows Network
REAL Shows Network (RSN) is a national TV network for top real estate professionals and influential local leaders, giving select hosts in each market the exclusive opportunity to lead a full 30-minute show that showcases their expertise, partners, and community. Created by an Emmy-nominated, Telly Award-winning production team, RSN delivers cinematic, lifestyle-driven storytelling and strategic media exposure that builds authority, deepens community connection, and elevates positive stories in each market. For more information, visit realshows.tv.

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